Toll will announce its results for the 12 months ending to June 30, 2014 on August 19.
Toll will this month release its results for the 2013-2014 financial year, capping off a busy period for the firm.
Toll will announce its results for the 12 months ending to June 30, 2014 on August 19.
Earlier this year, the company’s half-yearly results showed a 10 per cent drop in net profits driven in large part by challenging domestic and international economic conditions.
However, Toll managing director Brian Kruger used the announcement to express optimism about Toll’s fortunes for the full financial year.
“Overall, assuming no material change in the external environment we continue to expect underlying earnings before interest and tax for the 2014 financial year to be ahead of the prior year,” Kruger said at the time.
Since announcing its half-yearly results, Toll has retained contracts with Santos throughout parts of Australia, sold Japanese subsidiary KSU Logistics for $19.5 million and started construction on an offshore logistics base in the Northern Territory.
Toll has also opened a new freight depot near Brisbane for its NQX division, started work on a new freight sorting facility at Melbourne Airport and last month opened a $170 million custom built facility near Sydney for its Ipec brand.
It last week shifted its Tasmanian operations to its newly-built terminal at the Brighton transport hub in Hobart’s north.
Work began last year on the $24 million facility, which will handle Toll’s general and refrigerated freight, warehousing and distribution services and shipping container storage.